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What the world looks like when you are on the MKULTRA program, unbeknownst to you. If you are experiencing this symptom after ingesting your normal medicine, please call your friendly government to tell them how you feel.

MKULTRA was a top-secret mind control experimentation program which isn't so concealed anymore since the CIA was forced to admit its existence to the world following a wave of indignation when the scheme was exposed. The complaints have been filed by the families of upstanding citizens whose brains have been deeply fried. The unethical experiments were designed to study the psychological consequences induced by using massive amounts of drugs on oblivious individuals.

The CIA began running the project in the 1950s, using American and Canadian citizens as guinea pigs. The illegal human experiments may still be going on as you read this highly sensitive report. The targets of those experiments were ordinary folks who consulted their trusted psychiatrist for mild problems, such as anxiety or depression and who were completely unaware they were actually being used in mind control experimentation. They were given something to worry about alright when they were given electric shocks with intensity levels that would kill a horse and hallucinogenic substances in amounts that would make Lil Wayne feel something.

Notable operations

The covert and illegal operations included a wide range of human experimentations, while pursuing various goals, which were all aimed at developing the perfect drug to use in mind control instances and military applications. These "investigations" could very well have been used on your father, your aunt or that bizarre neighbor who cuts his grass so that the final result looks like a grassy owl. Here is an exhaustive compilation of the substances actively researched by the Agency's scientists. The official name of the testing operation appear in red and the substances researched and their wretched effects are italicized.

Codename: Monkeymaker

Striking resemblance

Substance which will promote illogical thinking and impulsiveness to the point where the recipient would discredit himself in public.

  • Result: Symbol for vote.svg GREAT SUCCESS! The substance actually exceeded all scientific expectations as W. was given a dose in his coffee before each public appearance, where he always proceeded to make a fool of himself. Some speculate that the amazing speech and cognitive impediments induced by the drug were helped to a degree by the fact that Bush was dumber than a box of rocks to begin with.

Codename: Answer Failer

The man is an advanced teleprompter bot

A material which will cause mental confusion of such a type that the individual under its influence will find it difficult to maintain a fabrication under questioning.

  • Result: Symbol neutral vote.svg We could never know! The subject never answers questions directly, always relying on a teleprompter. An efficient method to remedy this would be to switch the teleprompter off, which in the rare instances observed, took the recipient into incoherent rambling. Sadly, the efficiency of the substance is not likely to be determined anytime soon since Mr. Obama shied away from responding to a single solitary question from the journalistic brass during his whole presidency.

Codename: Brain Bash

Substances which will enhance the ability of individuals to withstand privation, auditory torture and normally intolerable auditory stimuli

Test subject: Andrew Sanders (Insurance broker)

Result: Symbol for vote.svg Impressive! Mr. Sanders was locked in an anechoic institutional chamber for what he believed would be a brainwave sound therapy to help him cope with the benign stresses of his daily life. At this point, the scientists looking at the subject's prone and oblivious person through the reinforced glass shook in fear of the moral implications relating to the sheer cruelty of the experience they were about to conduct. The silence was deafening. Everyone held their breath as the lead scientist reached for the "play" button, unleashing a cacophony of indescribable noises in the test room, as the song Friday by Rebecca Black reverberated within its walls. Amazingly, the subject started mildly swinging his head back and forth, as if he appreciated the racket. Scientists were flabbergasted and jubilant over such a successful drug, taking great care to turn the "music" off before venturing in the soundproof compound to retrieve the subject.

Codename: GIGA LSD

Substances which promote weakness or extreme distortion of the eyesight or hearing faculties sporadically throughout the day in the subject, accompanied with acute disorientation.

When you are driving on the highway in heavy rush hour frenzy and that is what you see through your car's windshield, good insurances are a must!

Test subject: Matt Lobster (Professional Internet user)

Result: Symbol for vote.svg Success!

As any other day of his weekly routine, the subject popped a prescription pill before preparing himself to ingest an infect breakfast prior to heading to his workplace at the skyscraper occupied by the Uncyclopedia's headquarters. Shortly thereafter, the subject began hallucinating that his cereal bowl was whispering frivolous things towards him. He seemed quite a bit puzzled at first but then surprisingly started talking back to his bowl while looking at it in a charming manner. He was clearly emancipated. Then the episode wore off, leaving Mr. Lobster pretty confused, but in a hurry as his flirt with his kitchen apparel meant he would certainly be late at his job and his bosses would not appreciate this, so he stormed off to his means of transportation.

But as he would soon learn, it had to be the cadet of his concerns for this day when he started hallucinating a colorful spiral which replaced the road in front of his very eyes. Totally convinced he was now exploring some kind of Wonderland, the subject drove around at low speed, damaging everything in his path before his engine wore off just like a stock car, still firmly convinced he was in some fairy tale world. When a police officer finally got him out of the wreckage, Mr. Lobster looked at him straight in the eye and exclaimed: "Cinderella! I knew your car would turn into a pumpkin by midnight! Get aboard and let's go see the 3 Little Piggies before the Big Bad Wolf blow their houses up, and then we'll invite White Snow and the 7 Dwarves over! What do you think?"

The subject was institutionalized for life.

Codename: Boose Desintegrator

Materials which will prevent or counteract the intoxicating effect of alcohol.

  • Result: Symbol declined.svg TOTAL FAILURE. The substance actually caused the subject to write more inept articles while stumbling from time to time to his refrigerator to get another one, knocking off various objects in the process and even once knocking himself out on the corner of that badly placed kitchen table. For the sake of proper documentation, we should mention that the subject woke up the next morning only to find out that his cat had jumped on his keyboard and irreversibly wasted a 3KB edit. He also reported a terrible headache.

Various operations for various buzzes

Subproject 54

Subproject 54 directly implied that there were 53 other subprojects, this particular one being nicknamed "Perfect Concussion", which was designed to erase a person's memory. It was deemed to be a quite useful and promising drug for people who had extramarital affairs, and Bill Clinton took great interest in this experiment. Successful modern test subjects include O.J. Simpson and "Iron" Mike Tyson.

The truth

All of the substances in italic text above were substances which were tested on oblivious American and Canadian citizens, leading a reasonable individual to believe the governments of both countries really care about their esteemed peasants.

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